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CE, n.2
Brit. |ˌsiːˈiː|, U.S. |ˌsiˈi|
[‹ C n. + E n., perhaps originally as an initialism for either French Conformité Européenne, European conformity, or French Communauté Européenne, European Community.]
A symbol, consisting of a stylized C and E, which is applied to certain products to indicate that they conform to applicable EU directives (regarding health, safety, compatibility, etc.); the certification indicated by this symbol. Chiefly attrib., esp. in CE mark.
1988New Law Jrnl. 14 Oct. 751/2 Toys that cannot satisfy the safety standards and are therefore not entitled to the ‘CE’ mark must be removed from the market. 1992Which? Sept. 523/3 CE symbol..acts more as a product ‘passport’ than a genuine safety symbol and isn't backed up by independent testing. 1999Materials World July 447/2 The machines..are CE certified to relevant health and safety standards. 2000Builder & Engineer July 36/1 Glasgow-based Rawlplug..has become the first UK company to gain a CE marking for its torque controlled anchors. 2004Healthy Sept.–Oct. 33/1 Look for the CE mark which shows they conform to the European safety standard and absorb 100 per cent of both UVA and UVB rays. |